which color changes the color of the text written inside the code?
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Explanation:
HTML | <font> color Attribute
The HTML <font> color Attribute is used to specify the text color inside the <font> element. Attribute Values: color_name: It sets the text color by using color name. For example: “red”.
Answer:
There is no special HTML color tag, as design is not the main function of HTML. Coloring your website is a part of CSS inline styling. This means you need to use the style attribute in the opening tag you wish to add HTML color to.
You may use the color property to change the color of your text, or background-color to change the color of the background. Both of these properties take color names, RGB, RGBA, HEX, HSL or HSLA values.
HTML Color: Text or Background
There are a couple of properties you can use to define color – HTML background-color and HTML color. As the name suggests, the first one is used to change the color of the background. By using the simple color property, you will change the color of the text.
Both HTML background color and color properties can take values defined in names, RGB, RGBA, HEX, HSL or HSLA values.
Powderblue
RGB(176,224,230)
RGBA(176, 224, 230, 1)
#B0E0E6
HSL(187, 52%, 80%)
HSLA(187, 52%, 80%, 1)
It's important to note that the background-color property provides a color for the background of the text, but not for the whole document. If you wish to change the HTML color for the whole page, you should use the bgcolor attribute in the opening tag.
Note: added in the <body> section, the bgcolor attribute does not support RGB values. Use either a color name or a HEX value.